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What's more iconic than Sandra Bernhard? This Beverly Hillbillies reference that we genuinely just got. Join us for this early (n)aughts disaster of eBay, swim meets, and high price real estate.
What's more iconic than Sandra Bernhard? This Beverly Hillbillies reference that we genuinely just got. Join us for this early (n)aughts disaster of eBay, swim meets, and high price real estate.
Swing by your local Starbucks before listening to this hypercaffeinated episode of Not A Couple. As Karen, who has zero addictions, tries to help Jack quit the devil's bean, Will remembers he doesn't want a wife and yells at Grace a bunch. And on their (friends') wedding day!
What's worse than having a beau with six toes? One who wants a foot massage on the second date. Seriously, who does that? Jack and Will fight for the affections of Paul, and Matthew and Tess talk Pride and pool noodles.
What's worse than having a beau with six toes? One who wants a foot massage on the second date. Seriously, who does that? Jack and Will fight for the affections of Paul, and Matthew and Tess talk Pride and pool noodles.
Surprise! We're back with a double sized flashback episode! As we watch Will, Grace and Jack navigate their teenage years exactly as poorly as you'd expect, Matthew and Tess talk about their own heter-faux romantic drama.
I'm seeing the letter C.... No, wait, it's C...H.... It's... Just Cher! If you BELIEVE in psychics, taking pity on crappy waiters, and getting a booster seat for your doll, then this episode is for you.
There's a new Will & Grace trailer, and McDreamy is gay in a Banana Republic! Could anything go wrong? Yes!
Our 2000s flashback is extra concentrated this week, as Jack embraces a mean turn-of-the-millennium twist on his cabaret act and Ben is a 21st century dick to Grace. Should we change the name of this podcast to Not A Couple 2000?
Matthew and Tess may be sensitive sometimes, but that doesn't excuse this episode for rubbing us the wrong way! Will and Jack try to teach cops about homophobia, but instead just act homophobic.
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